How do I save a corrupt workspace component?
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Andy Jewell (242●3●63●74)
| asked Oct 28 '13, 7:57 p.m.
edited Nov 04 '13, 6:16 p.m. by Stephanie Taylor (241●1●5)
Somehow my workspace (or at least one component) seems to have gotten corrupted. By that I mean that I've been working in the workspace normally and then suddenly (Monday morning blues?) I get this when I try to checkin my changes:
C:\Users\O386600\mberelease_preprod\master>lscm checkin . Problem running 'checkin':
Contrary to my intuitive sense of what ought to be done, I tried to share the component after reading this question to try to "reconnect" it. I thought since it had got there in the first place by loading it, I was a bit confused how it could have lost it's "shared" nature. Anyhow, sharing doesn't get me anywhere:
C:\Users\O386600\mberelease_preprod\master>lscm share -r local --reshare "mbe release preprod o386600" master . ...
I guess if sharing is my solution, I can't really figure out what the syntax is. The component that seems "disconnected" is "master". I've tried various flavors of the command but haven't stumbled upon it.
If a component is suddenly flakey and I have changes in it that have not been committed, can anyone help me with what my options are?
I am using the 4.0.4 lscm client.
Thanks!
Andy
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I shutdown the daemon, logged out and back in of lscm then executed this:
C:\Users\O386600\mberelease_preprod>lscm share -v -r local "mbe release preprod o386600" master master
I still don't know why it "lost" the share in the first place and once I commit this, will be interesting to see if I have some confusing fall out but for now, at least it's shared again.
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